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America’s dysfunctional food system: How it got that way and what we can do about it
Ancient Rome and America: The Legacy of Republic and Empire
The Arc of Invention: Inspiration, Perspiration, and Incorporation
Arguing about Life and Death
The Art of Musical Invective: Criticism and Innovation in Popular Music
At Home in the World? Appraising Global Citizenship
Augustine
Borderlands/Fronteras
CAMP for the POMO/Homo
Comic Books and Graphic Novels
Controlling Life
Cultural Differences in Parenting
Decisions, Decisions
Disability in Literature and Culture
Do I Dare Disturb the Universe? Choosing to act in an uncertain world.
Eat Drink Men and Women in China
From Consumer to Citizen: A Personal Ethics of Place
From Pygmalion to the Phantom of the Opera: Myths of Yesterday and Today
From εὐδαιμονία to Happiness
Hippies to Holy Rollers: the Cults and Communes of Oregon
The Journey to the Self: Narrative and the Hero
Journey to the West
Karl Marx: Is He Still Worth Reading?
Leadership Without Easy Answers: Is Ethical Leadership an Oxymoron?
Lives of Commitment
Longevity Across the Globe
Money and Society
People-Powered Radio?
Picturing Christ’s Passion: From the Catacombs to Mel Gibson and Beyond
Promoting Energy Efficiency: A local approach?
Rousseau’s Controversial Legacy
Silencing Acts
Skating on the Edge of the Unthinkable: The Nuclear Arms Race
Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina
Understanding Fine Art Photography
Walt Whitman
Willamette Naturalist 2.0
Writing Human Rights
Zena Forest: Words, Work, and Wildlife

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